Rolling Maul
Selected by Gallery staff member, David Simpson
The Rolling Maul exhibition has been in the pipeline for a while now - delayed several times by the Gallery's continued closure. However, B.165 contained a substantial feature on eight of the artists involved in the exhibition, and our plan is to extend this to the remaining artists in B.167.
Constraints of space limited the number of images that we could reproduce in Bulletin, but there are so many more! Here are some of my favourites.
(All photos are by the Gallery's photographer John Collie.)
Bulletin
Rolling Maul
What is it that they say about the best-laid schemes? It certainly seems to be the way at the moment; no sooner are we making plans then Mother Nature is knocking them over, or at least tilting them to one side. A case in point is Rolling Maul, which started out as the Gallery's head and-heart response to the devastation wrought on local artists' practices and studios by the September and February earthquakes.
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Zina Swanson in her studio
Zina Swanson in her studio
Zina Swanson in her studio
Tjalling de Vries in his studio
Tjalling de Vries in his studio
Sam Harrison in his studio
Sam Harrison in his studio
Sam Harrison hangs a wallaby
Sam Harrison
Katharina Jaeger's studio
Katharina Jaeger in her studio
James Oram in his Studio
James Oram - work in progress
Chris Pole in his studio
Hannah Beehre can draw with five pencils at once.
Hannah and Aaron Beehre
Wayne Youle in his studio
Wayne Youle's studio
Wayne Youle
James Oram in his studio.